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The Spanish-American. Rov. Harding County, New Mexico, Saturday Sept. 9th, 1922.
I
J fv Henry Takes an Open-face Ride
-1 While the press was busy telling of Ford'i
X jk- new plan to make automobiles in Mexico,
pg&t Henry was up in Quebec, Canada, with his wife
W f riding around in one of those old open-faced
Hr), hacks known as a "caleches." It was a pleas
JJ'X ure trip. ' " .
K j-w-- 4' "y ?U
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
, .NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Board of Education of
School District No. 3, Harding
County, and known as the Roy
Municipal School District, will
offer at Public Auction to the
highest bidder on Tuesday Sep
tember 19th, at 10, o'clock A.M.
he building known as the Plea
Bant View School building which
is located about 7 miles east and
one mile north of Roy.
The building is of frame con
struction and is about 30 by 36
feet in size. The successful bid
der or bidders will be given thir
ty days time to remove the buil
ding from the ground or in whi
ch to make the necessary arran
gements for leaving same in its
present location. The ground
where the building is now loca
ted is owned by Fred Breford
and any arrangements to leave
it on the present location will ha
ve to be made with Mr Breford.
The purpose of the sale of the
fouilding is to place ownership of
it in proper hands ae the build
ing is no longer needed by the
School District . Bids will be ac
cepted from church or communi
ty organizations or from indivi
duals. Terms will be strictly cash
on the day of sale.
The Board reserves the right
to reiect anv and all bids.
School District No. 3
Harding County
By C.L. Justice
President.
Attest:
Wm. G. Johnson,
Secretary.
LOST Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Field Club Medal with
name, Shirley S. Nutter, engrav
ed, on back. Return to this off
ice and receive reward.
FOR SALE 300 bushel clean
Turkey Red seed wheat See
Fred Fluhman
WANTED
Wanted a good second hand
"binder; must be in good condi
tion. Write me price and condi
. i,ion when answering this ad.
1 W. M. Jett, Star Route,
Taylor Springs, N. M.
Fairbank
Morse
Pumping engine
$44.80
Cylinders
Deep well pumping outfit
Gas pipe & fittings
Stock Tanks
Superior and Tan Brunt
Grain Drills
Oliver & Emerson Tractor
and horse Plows
W7agons
Tin Shop Supplies
Well Casing
Safety Flues
' Self Oiling and Roller
Bearing Windmills
BAUM BROS
TM KUCSP
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N.
M. August 21, 1922.
NOTICE is hereby riven that
Zacarías Ebell, of Roy, Harding
County, New Mexico, who, on
SeDtember. 11th. 1919, made
Homestead entry, No. 025572,
for SW1A: WV-SEVt. Sec. 4. N
EirNWi, NWI4-NEVÍ section
9, Township 18N, Range 25E, N.
M. P. Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof ta establish claim
to the land above described, be
fore F.H. Foster, U. S. Commis
sioner, at his office -at Roy. New
Mexico, on the 5th day of Octo
ber, 1922.
r.lAi'mant. names as witnesses:
Julian Sandoval. Leandro Árchu
leta, Manuel Archuleta and Jes
us Madina all of Roy, New Mex.
H. H Errett,
Register
READ THIS AND WEEP
Minister (to the young man
"rolling the bones") Don't you
know that "rolling stones gather
no moss?"
Johnny But these bones are
an exception, they gather green
backs from moss-backs.
Minister You cannot possibly
mer:t paradise by such actions.
Johnnv G'wan I have pair of
dice (paradise) now.
Minister Yes, but you lose
your ' pair of dice" by a twist
cf the wrist. . '
Johnny I can er.sily get anot
her, but you have to turn your
toes up to get your paradise.
Minister Don't you have any
jiety for your hereafter?"
Johnny I like neither pie or
tea.
Minister I saw you coming
out of a pawnbrokers shop.
Johnny Yes, I soaked me
watch.
Minister That is a disgrace-
Johnny Didn't the Good
I ord conk the whole world to
float the ark?
Uncle SanVs
I 77 y- T . ,
Í . 4 f 1 - "sí - : ' ' ' " r v' ' . 1 í ; a
6? h H H ('A-e. v, A '
I , KrteAvt 4 'V,'XAY
1 r v iiwU'- 'iv -'-rTA " t " "ii
When Lieut. Walter Hmton,
I U. S. Navy, flew the first leaplane
crosthe Atlantic in 1919, he wrote
bi nam in histofT. He is now on
another assignment,' in a Navy
ni.n iiiirM vfrom -'-New York to
Rio de Janeiro, which if completed
will be a record trip t 8.4W miies
THE SPANISH-AMERICAN
Published By
THE SPANISH-AMERICAN PRINTING COMPANY
Frank L. Schultz, Editor. Wm. G. Johnson, Associate Editor
Subscription $2.00 per year, payable strictly in advance.
Entered as second-class matter at the post office in Roy, N.
Registered August 27,1912.
ROY TO THROW OFF VILL
AGE GARB AND BECOME
A TOWN
The Village board at their last
meetins- decided to change from
an incorporated village to an in
corporated town and W. G. John
son was conseauently employed
to take an official census of the
town, preparatory to making the
change. The census has just
been completed and shows that
on September first, Roy had 731
persons within its corporate lim
its, and this was not taking into
consideration the children who
live outside of Roy and are here
to attend school. Should these
have been counted, the census
would have shown a total of 760,
as there is a good number here
for the school term. A number
of benefits will be derived by the
town by making the change to
an incorporated town. W. R.
Holly, attorney for the board,
has been ordered to take the pro
ceedure for the change. Yes,
Roy has outgrown her baby garb
and we expect to continue grow
ing until some day not so far
distant, we will be a full-fledged
city. The census of Roy for the
year 1920 showed a populátion
of about 550, so one may see that
we are steadily growing; this is
a gain of about 38 percent in 2
years, which is a very good show
ing. .
Mrs Tom Ladd, Mrs Cecil Hold
ernessand Mrs. H.R Johnson
were up from Solano last Tues
day. , J-LL
T
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U.S. LAND OFFICE at Clayton
New Mexico .
August 21, 1922
NOTICE is hereby given that
Jose de Jesus Medina, of Roy,
Harding Co, New Mexico, who
on December, 18, 1918, and Ja-
wary, 6, 1920, made Homestead
Entry No. 026331, & No. 026630,
or EI.-EI2 ;.Ni2-NWi4, NWU
NEVi, and SWVi-SEVi, Section
35, Township 19 N, Range 25E,
N . M . P . Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land auove aescn
bed, before F.H. Foster, U.S.
Commissioner, at his office at
Rov. New Mexico, on the 28th
day of September, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses :
Frank Aldeis, Demetrio Garcia
Fsco A. Martinez and Pedro T.
Montoya, all of Roy, New Mexico
H.H. Errett,
Register.
26-2-0-16-23
Neptune Ace On
Lieut. Hinton with a pilot, a me
chanic, one newspaper man and a
Brari!nn pauenger, lett New York
A..ct 1 7th and. is expected to
reach Rio September 7th, in .time
tor .the opening of the Brazilian
Centennial Exposition.
All down the Atlantic1 coast ron
M.
The village dads have just
completed the work of filling-in
ona of the worst mua-noies in
town. The work has been in
charge of Street commissioner
Gcmbrel and he has done a good
pLje of work. The bad spot
that has been remedied is jusi
the street from the depot
A culvert, six feet wide and 30
feet in length, has been piacea
across the street just west 01
the. railroad crossins and a total
of four cars of cinders, donated
by the El Paso and Southwest
pr.i railwav thru the courtesy of
Superintendent Beeth, has been
pLced in the street so that tne
ht 'e has been filled in and the
ror.dwav elevated, making it one
of the best streets in town.
The rural schools of the coun
,y opened Tuesday morning with
a nice enrollment in practically
evury school. All schools in the
co mty took up their work Tues
day with the exception of Mos
quero, which will open next
Mondav. Several new school
hcusese have been built in the
county and others are under con
struction. Harding county has
an ef fecient cosps of teachers
for this school term and we look
for a record breaking attendance
and the accomplishment of much
valuable work.
Miss Arilla Spence arrived in
Roy, Friday, from Carbondale,
Illinois, and has taken up her
work as instructor in English in
the Rov His-h' School. Miss Spe-
nre is a oradnateof the Southern
1 Illinois State Normal and has a
. life certificate from that school.
I The Renublican delegates to
the state convention from Hard
ing county, left for Albuquerque
the latter part of the week. The
convention is to be held in that
;ity on the seventh.
HonC. W. G. Ward and Ches
ter Hunker, prominect attornies
of East Las Vegas, were busi
ness visitor in Roy and the coun
ty seat last Saturday and Sun.
They were working, in the inte
rest of Judge Davis who is a
prominent candidate for U. S.
Senator
W. R. Copien of Mosquero,
has been on the sick list the past
several weeks is reported improv
ing slowly. For the .past seve
ral days he has been under the
care of. Dr. Plumle at the hospi
tal, ,
1
Hog men Attention! I have
Tankage for sale..
F.-S. Brown
Longest Flight
ton s craft, tlie Sampaio Correia. en
countered heavy head winds and
was often turned back. This is one .
of the biggest seaplanes yet bwltl
Tho ntrtures show Hinton ..tin-
J: ..J
hv arrow), and crew, tasen
ihowt sranlane at. Start of the nigiH. .
jut before rising' from i'H.P.school at Pineville this Jear;: y
:hicken picnic
attracts attention
A chicken picnic held at the S.
K TTVinldand farm near Las Lru-
ses followed by an inspection of
Mrs. Hookland' flock of chickens
and a culling demonstration prov
pA tn he one of the most profit
able meetings held in Dona Ana
county this year. Mrs. Hookland
trarmests all her birds, so divid
ed them into pens according to
the number of eggs laid. Mrs.
TTnolcland has a flock of 500 hens
one fourth of which lay over 200
eggs a year, one-half between
150 and 200 eggs and the rest
lay less than 150 eggs..
Mrs. Hookland also Keeps care
ful cost records so knows just
what it costs to keep a hen.
She figured out that this past
ear it took 88 effffs to keep a nen
so any hen producing less than
that number of eggs was kept at
la loss. She has been trapnest-
fnr her hens for vears. however,
and is reasonably sure that she
does not keep any hens that do
not pay for their keep.
BRADLEY
ijee Hanger was out trying iu
sell his hogs, Monday.
C. C. Moore made a business
trip to Mosquero, Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Asperren returned
to the Plumlee hospital at Roy,
Wednesday. She intends to stay
until her sprained ankle improv
es some .
F. F. Smith and Charles Wood
Aere business visitors at Mosqu
eo, Wednesday.
Miss Mary Woods returned to
íer home Wednesday, after a
risit with friends at Roy.
Tra Woods is with us ajrain.
He is going to take care of Mrs.
Morford's farm while Mrs. M. is
away visiting. We are all glad
,0 see him back again.
Mr. Fuller threshed wheat for
PhiQuaschnick and C. C. Moore
ast Monday.
C. C. Moore was a business
visitor in. Mosquero, Thursday
afternoon, ,
L. S. and G. W. Hazen were
also business visitors in town,
Thursday '
y Arthur Hazen nad Donald Mo
we were business visitors in
vlosquero, Saturday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dietz were
.ailing at the Moore homeSunday
ifternoon.
Miss Mayme Smith called on
Mrs. Quaschnick, Sunday.
Miss Mary Woods went to Roy
Friday to spend a few days in
the DodaY home.
Arthur Hazen made a business
trip to Mosquero early Monday
morning.. '
Miss Virginia Woods spent last
Sunday night with Miss Clovir
Moore., r
A. G. Hazen, Clovi's Mocre and
Virginia: Woods ' called at the
Cory home Sunday evening. iir
and Mrs. Frank Cory vére plan-
ninr to leave Mondar momm?
on a pleasure tour to the mount
ains. 1 .
Mr. Fuller threshed wheat fc:
F. M. Doitz, Monday.
Truck crivers, Rcnclel, Doiti
"tkI Drudley . are getting thei'
-rucks ready for business-tha!
'3, hauling the children to the
Mosquero school this winter.
, Thera has been quite a bit ol
berai harvesting in this vicinity
for the past few: days.
, A nice shower visited this com
munity Saturday evening, but
the rainfall was not enough to
do anything very much good.
Harry Lindgren was a visitor
at tlie Caddel home, Sunday.
C. C. Moore made a business,
trip to Mosquero, Tuesday.
Ira Woods was at Fred Tink
er's Monday, looking for soce
seed wheat.
, Mrs. 0. A. Murphy had her
flock of hens culled Tuesday
morning. She is we: l pieasea
with the result, but jast a bit
r.orry th?it she had so many
''slacker" hens.
Harry Swift, the Watkins man
was thru this community the
fnre nart of the week. He says
that this will be his last trip to
the neighborhood this year but
that.he will be back in the spring
Connor Plumlee came in last
week from Pineville, Mo., and
spent a few days with his broth
er, Caris Plumlee, and family,
also with his wife who is con
valescing from a recent opera
tion at the Plumlee HospitaL
Harold and Virjril Plumke re-
.. 4
m. . . i a . ti J Í 1
C.H. GARNER
Auctioneer
Mills, -:- -:- New Mexico.
12 vears experience selling for
the best farmers and breeders in .
three states, 8 years a breeder of
Shorthorn cattle and Poland Chi
na hogs . Padegrees understood.
Will eo anywhere to conduct
large or small sales;
Write, Wire or Phone at my es
pense for dates, terms
reasonable.
Geo E. Cochrane
THE
AUCTIONEER
Mills, N. ML
Da.es at ibis ííictv
FATJÓ'S HONEY
Fancy Comb : Extracted Honey
For sale by the case
and i a 5 gal. eans
Retailed by all
Leading Grocers
Italian Bees and Queens
Fatjo Apiaries
P.O. Box Springer, New Mex.
General Blacksmith
and
Machine WV
ACETYLENE WELDING AND
DISC ROLLING
AT THE OLD STAND,
WITH;THE LIBERTY
GARAGE
J. D. Wade,
I. C. DODDá
UNDERTAKER
And
LICENSED EMBALMER
Full line of Caskets alwaysq on
hand, also suits and dresses.
Calls answered day or night
Phone No. 53
Foster Blk. Roy, N. Mex.
MONEY to LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE
Rates Reasonable.
Can Make Inspection Soon. : '
Write, Phone or bee,
Remejio Lopez
MOSQUERO, NEW MEXICO.
1ARDNER S. CHAPIN, M. D
Physician and Surgeon
GLADSTONE. NEW MEXICO.
FOR SALE at a bargain, a
lievrolet 49ft in excellent work
s' shane. oracticallv a new bat
tery, good generator and starter.
Detachable rims, tires ; m fair
condition, new Spotlight and ma
iy other accessories. Will take
r,00.00 cash, or will trade for
cattle. For particulars inquire
at the S.A. office.
FOR SALE at a oreat bar
gain: The Sargent property near
the Dr. Gibbs residence. Price
$1,000.00; $150.00 down, balan
ce at the rate of $16.65 per mon-
tn. Wnere on earth can you beat
this? For further particulars,
call at the S. A. office.
26-2-9-16 and 23
WILL TRADE
Irrijated farms for good sized
tracts of grazing land. What ha
ve you?
R. BJ. Alldredge,
Roy, N. Mex.
Travel these ijs. lvr??idenfi a
man trat flatténs. hú' ji-ket book

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